Entertainment & Media Guide to AI: Three years on

Just over three years ago, we published our first Entertainment & Media Guide to AI, exploring the legal and commercial implications of a technology that was only beginning to transform the industry.

Since then, the pace of change has been extraordinary. In just a few years, AI has transformed the ways in which content is created, developed, distributed and consumed, while the legal and regulatory frameworks governing its use have evolved rapidly alongside it.

Our updated guide examines what has changed and what businesses and creators need to consider now, from copyright, training data and licensing to regulation, privacy, disputes and the use of synthetic content and performers. Covering key markets and sectors across entertainment and media, it provides practical insight into the risks and opportunities presented by AI and the issues likely to shape the industry in the years ahead.

Revisit our previous guide.

Introduction

AI, copyright & intellectual property

AI regulation, privacy & governance

AI contracts, disputes & risk

AI across entertainment & media